Stock Market Tangles With Mixed Moves At Noon
New York stocks displayed indecision with fractional changes. The 60 stock average rose .10 to 243.0 while the Dow Jones 30 slipped .47 to 684.12 as rails and utilities showed small gains and oils, chemicals, and metals faced declines. Major gainers included U S Steel and New York Central with mixed results across industries and bonds remaining irregular.
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Columbia G&e
Coml Credit Ee Cies
Dan Riv Mills
Douglas Aire
DuPont
H Ewes
East Air
NEW York (Ap
Goodrich BF
Adams
Teewee
Greyhound
Am Can Co Aeentee
Gulf Oil Corp
Eeeetene Am Enka
Nickel
Am Motors Er
Paper
Am Tel
Teeeene
Kayser-Roth Teaeeaee
Am Teb
Kenet Copee
T&sf
Atl Coast Line
Liggett & Myers
Burland
Nat Distillers
Burroughs Corp Eeeee
Radio Corp
Ehene Ee Ten
Stl
See Eee
Reynolds Tob Sueeer
American-Marietta
Ltd Oil NJ
Lab ‘Vane
Stevens J Peeeeeeener
B. B. S. Studios
Texaco Inc Tereeteeeee
Crumpton Builders
Textron Inc
See Renee
United Fruit
Florida
US Rubber Tenner
Gulf Life Ins
Harris-Teeter Vall & Pow
Woolworth Eeteewenee
Zenith
Eenee
OMS Tel
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Public Service of N.C
Pyramid Life Ins
Security Life & Trust
Soroban Engineering
Superior Cable Eee
Wachovia B'nk & Trust
Wise Homes
Door Closed On Cuban Tractor Negotiations
Havana reports indicate Kennedy remarks ended prospects for new talks on a tractors for prisoners deal. Castro demands 28 million dollars in tractors or heavy equipment for nearly 1,200 captives, while the committee’s 3.5 million dollar offer was rejected.
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Foreign Ministry
Kennedy
Washington
Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Castro
United States
Havana Radio
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Spain
Methodist Conference Ends Today in Durham
North Carolina Methodist Conference wraps after four days with mid day pastoral appointments by Bishop Paul N. Garber. Delegates oppose federal aid to private schools, back foreign aid and Peace Corps plans, endorse desegregation efforts, and approve a 1 812 8% budget. R J Reynolds donates 50000 to two college building funds in Rocky Mount and Fayetteville.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
North Carolina Wesleyan College
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Methodist College
Fayetteville
Grocery Riders Gain Support for Virginia Tax Protest
In Winston-Salem North Carolina supporters for the Grocery Riders say A G Whitener of High Point sent a letter of backing. Organizer R L Moore says the conservatives are gathering 10000 names to form a political party and the riders will depart by van at 10 a m Saturday from a Highway 52 restaurant north of town to protest a 3 percent tax.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Virginia
North Carolina
R. L. Moore
Fingling
Conservative Party
A. G. Whitener
High Point
Moore
Whitener
Highway 52
Here
Nuclear batteries power U S satellite first in space
Triple from LA to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit. Thermoelectric rods converted heat to energy sending 2.5 watts to two of four transmitters and instruments in Transit 4-A. United States scored a historic beat over the Soviet Union by sending the first nuclear power unit into space. Atomic batteries promise unlimited satellite power and deep space communication. Soviet researchers claim nuclear units are essential for future exploration.
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United States
Soviet Union
Unclear Security Quotations Bid Ranges From NASD Sources
Unofficial bid end asked prices from NASD and other sources give approximate ranges for securities at the time noted. Origin of quotations to be furnished upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Canightonten
Kennedy signs highway bill to finish interstate by 1972
President Kennedy signed a law to complete the interstate system by 1972 in a White House ceremony. The package adds 11.7 billion dollars, funded by a 4 cent per gallon gasoline tax, other highway taxes, and a shift of 5 percent of truck and bus excise tax to the highway fund, with several tax increases on tires and tread rubber.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Oe Kennedy
General Treasury
Highway Fund
McCLELLAN VAN DER VEER DIES AT 66 FORMER BIRMINGHAM EDITOR
McClellan Van Der Veer, 66, retired editor of the Birmingham News in Alabama, died on Wednesday in New York. He previously led the newsroom as a longtime editor and press figure.
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New York
Birmingham
Ala
Khrushchev Uses Berlin as Bargaining Chip
Khrushchev treats West Berlin as a bargaining tool in Berlin policy, calling it a bone in the Communist throat and a showcase of capitalism while warning the risks of removing it before the Moscow congress. He notes the refugee flow from the East and the political danger of any move.
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Khrushchev
West Berlin
East
Moscow
Cotton futures rise on opening in New York
New York AP report notes cotton futures opened higher by 15 to 40 cents a bale compared with the prior close.
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New York
Free Admission Offer at Tanglewood Barn Theatre
An advertisement notes one free admission with a paid admission of equal value for Tanglewood Barn Theatre in Clemmons North Carolina. Prices listed include 2.50 2.00 and 1.50 dollars.
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Tanglewood Barn Theatre
Clemmons
N. C
Actress Visits In Red Hungary
Jayne Mansfield and husband Mickey Hargitay arrived in Budapest to meet his Hungarian parents. The state TV crew filmed the reunion as Mansfield expressed affection in hesitant Hungarian. They planned to stay briefly before continuing to Hollywood.
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Hungary
Jayne Mansfield
Jayne
Mickey Hargitay
Mickey
Hollywood
U.S. Midwest
Louis H. Rose 80 Chicago Tribune figure dies
Louis H. Rose longtime Chicago Tribune circulation director dies at 80. A lifelong Chicago newspaper man who began selling papers downtown at age nine, Rose shaped circulation operations and served the paper for decades.
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Chicago
Louis H. Rose
The
Chicago Tribune
Could Be Delayed Negotiations In Maritime Strike
President Kennedy’s fact finding board met with ship owners to settle the 14 day old maritime strike and avoid a Taft Hartley injunction. Board chairman David L. Cole voiced cautious optimism as talks continued with unions and ship owners across U S ports and seas.
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New York
Kennedy
David L. Cole
Broadening of SEC Probe Is Opposed
Washington AP Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange opposes extending a Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry to include the NYSE. He says NYSE rules are effective and well enforced and would cooperate fully if included. The House subcommittee considers a 750000 dollar SEC inquiry into all exchanges and over the counter trading. The NYSE has 219 enforcement staff and trains its registered representatives to uphold rules.
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Washington
Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
House
Peter F. Mack Jr
D-Ill
SEC
Funston
NYSE
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